@smalin Blah! The point I tried to make is that it doesn't take many notes to make a recognizable melody. The Toccata is one of the most famous "few-note" examples. So is Beethovens Fifth.
I just see comments in a language that belongs to a country without a soul , this music is for the Human spirit not for the sons of Hippocrates. If you can not make a statement out of your mediocracy please restrain from making any. Bach is for everybody with a soul, not for the trivial .
I hate watching the screen like this.. it just reminds me of piano keys being pressed.. Not visualising the music.. I like pictures better, like the song though
@utrvg4 Bach believed his music was divinely channeled.Regardless of whether or not you believe in a judeo-christian god of judgement (which is just a projection of mass human insecurities),Bach's music evokes feelings both mystical and transcendental. Bach takes me out of myself by overwhelming my entire being with pure beauty.Goethe said that Bach's music "is eternal harmony in dialogue with itself."Like nature, Bach's music loops in on itself to perpetuate itself. In that sense, it is godly.
You still owe me the Sinfonia from the second Partita by Bach. The high-speed fugue would look really nice. The g-minor fugue BWV542 is also a great possibility. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G videos.
@smalin The St. Louis symphony plays in a converted movie theater (from the golden ages). They still have the screen. It would be great to lower it a few feet and project this above the symphony!
This has to be one of my favorite pieces of music. I especially like the part around 4:03-4:53 - the whole build up of each part is pure musical genius. I enjoy the "visual Music Machine" it helps me to "hear" the music better as it makes each part come alive.
So why is everybody saying no school can play it this fast? It's really not that fast at all. My orchestra did it in high school and it sounded just fine. Yes, it could sound better slower, but it's not as fun for the performers. It wasn't 100 percent perfect, but I LOVED playing this piece at this speed. When the song ended and the audience was clapping, and I realized that I really played at that tempo, it gave me the most accomplished feeling in the world. I was absolutely thrilled.
This performance seems to be at a normal rate of speed; it is comparable to the famous performance by Wendy Carlos on "Switched-on Bach", for example.
@14oreos meh, it could have been worse. plus, we were also really focused on Perseus, so when we got that piece, it was gonna be a miracle if we got to the end. It was decent, though, so i can't say much more on the matter.
@14oreos I'm sure it can be played fast and sound good, but with everything that was happening and such, playing it that fast would have caused a train wreck. but that's just me. I'm positive that if we had more time, and if people would actually practice, then things would have been better.
Hi smalin, I'm the person who uploaded most of the Advent Chamber Orchestra recordings to the Wikimedia Commons. I've just uploaded a complete version of the 3rd movement of this concerto to the Commons, to replace the previous file there, which only contained half of the movement. You can find me on Wikipedia and the Commons by looking up "Graham87" on Google. I'm totally blind so I can't enjoy the animations that you create, but I can appreciate how much time it takes to make them!
The fastest tempo I've ever heard this played, and everything is necessarily so staccato. Still, better too fast than too slow, it does need to be lively.
We're suppose to be playing this for a concert in a few weeks, and something tells me that even at a high skill level, a high school orchestra could never play this fast.
@smalin There is, actually. Playing it slow makes it sound monotone. But playing it this fast is the proper way. Trust me, I read the sheet music, and the tempo is Allegro Vivace for the most part, meaning at least 144 BPM.
@345bomberman I too read music. Bach did not indicate a tempo for this movement (see the manuscript via the link in my FAQ). I have heard and participated in many performances of this piece. I do not distrust you, but I think you're wrong; the most satisfying performances have been slower than this. With the proper accents, articulation and phrasing, you can get all the energy you need but still have the clarity of a slower tempo.
@cutensweetpie13 only if it is a fail high school... granted it is going too fast for this song, it isn't as hard as some of the stuff we are playing.
@cutensweetpie13 But these concertos were not intended for a high school amateurs. They were originally written for, or at least played by, the musicians at the court of Prince Leopold, where Bach was capellmeister from 1717-1723. These musicians were highly skilled professionals.
This tempo (about 112 BPM, a slow allegro moderato) sounds fine to my ears, though I've heard it played much faster. The rate of change of harmony, not the skill of the players, determines the IDEAL tempo.
I think it's perfectly paced to be energetic and enjoyable even if not 'perfect' according to some stuffy know it all and the many 'band wagoneers' who wouldn't know an allegro from a waltz from a fugue.
I have to agree with other posters. Granted, allegro is supposed to be a little faster than andante, but this is being played at nearly break-neck speed. I can "hear" music and phrasing without a metronome. I "hear" this as feeling rushed. Technically well played, but just a little too fast.
@smalin A great recording of the Brandenburgs that is even faster than this is the Koln/Goebel recording. I think you should listen to it, it may change your mind about Breakneck Bach.
@majorhuman Oh, I didn't mean to suggest that I thought this tempo was unworkable. I think that if you play lightly and with sufficient agility, it's possible to play it much faster. I just meant that it would have sounded better for this group if they'd used a tempo that was more comfortable for them.
@kegginstructure Doesn't sound at all rushed to me. (There are even faster performances.) I think what one prefers is a matter of what one is accustomed to: the lethargic, anachronistic, congenial but clueless "Late Romantic" Bach or the HIP Bach. Like the Pachelbel "Canon" for 3 violins and continuo that is typically played in modern arrangements so slowly, romantically and anachronistically that it's barely recognizable at a 17th c. work.
Were playing this song in orchestra, and i simply hate it. Bach composed all the boreing stuff, not that he knew at the time what he'd caused, so I dont hate him directly but he was on sum serious crack or something composing this cuz this is all over the place and the fingering is wild!
@rowan729 lol, and this what people thought when he was alive, which is why this piece was not played during his lifetime, they counldt figure out how to play it, and therefore he never saw a peny of this work.
This is one of the most beautiful things a person can experience, if they can understand it, is music at its richest point
Bach is the greatest musical genius ever. Hands down. Boring? That is definitely not what Bach is. Bach's music is breathtaking, exhilarating, riveting, mind-blowing, godly. I feel divine just listening to it.
*In Purplecatsoup's OPINION, the Baroque is the very pinnacle of human achievement.
There is nothing inherently more valuable about Baroque music. In fact, there is much modern music that is complex in ways that Baroque music was not. Music and it's evolution is all relative. A better statement is, "Baroque music is MY favorite kind of music."
but i got a question: do you have any johann pachelbel? because it seems that all i could find in the internet is his canon in d... not that i don't like it.... but if you alway listen to this you couldn't get a clear view of his style of music...
never thought i'd say this but wow!!...I'm glad i searched for this cus like...i was buggin the ppl that listened to this....but now i kno why...it hepls me concentrate on my work!!!
@DaSkillz24 I can't study to most baroque. It's much too busy. I keep trying to pick a part out and follow it through the song, and that's too distracting. I have to tune it out to get anything done.
@Iwazaru674 Bach didn't write a second movement; he just indicated that the harpsichord player should improvise something (and wrote the two chords the improvisation should end on, for the rest of the group to join in playing).
His use of counterpoint was so profound and sophisticated that when put into a visualizer you can see the different parts have different intentions and paths, yet they harmonically contribute to a beautiful masterpiece. Teamwork at its finest.
If I HAD to guess (and this is only a guess) , I'd say that he first composed/played it on an organ, as that would enable him to hear the other parts when, and as, he chose.
So I'm assuming Bach could think at least four separate thought processes at once and act upon each one septate of one another from his body. (I've never really heard Bachs music before this :P. I didn't know what I was missing lol.
So I'm assuming Bach could think at least six separate thought processes at once and act upon each one septate of one another from his body. (I've never really heard Bachs music before this :P. I didn't know what I was missing lol.
Fantastic I love this very much! What a piece of work it must have been for you! i have also used it for some pupils to show en hear. They haf a lot of fun with it!
woah, if u look at the moving score for the whole time... as soon as it ends and u look at something else, everything looks like it's moving to the right!!! :D
3.21 - 3.31 ....... Pure ****ing class !!!!!!!!! This people is how to modulate! When Bach wants to go somewhere musically, he will take you the longer way round to get back to the root key! Emotionally good !!!!!!!!!
Loveeeee
evvamazing 4 days ago
This was how I used to write music a a little kid! :D
TheFinalFrontiersman 1 week ago
hmm, i like the visualisations. but how do they work? like, how are they made, and what do they represent? O_o is it like sheet music in some way?
phr4nk3rd00d13 1 week ago
if this was only in stereo
Reptile61 2 weeks ago
this kinda scrolly doohicky reminds me how cool it must be to have audio synthesia!
zeta1ret 2 weeks ago
@smalin your constant commenting adds to these videos.
Ceph08 1 month ago in playlist Bach, J. S.
Very nice to look at, thank you.
Thewickedjunglist 1 month ago
Hey, @smalin ! You should receive an Youtube trofeo for innovation! You have added more in Youtube than Justin Bieber! Congratulations!
- Brasília -
tmrbras 1 month ago
It takes Bach a motif of three tones. And he makes music like this.
ez45 1 month ago
@ez45 Yeah ... it took Beethoven four notes.
smalin 1 month ago
@smalin you mean the 5th? How about the first three notes of the toccata in d? They're pretty recognizable too ;)
DaveMoustache 1 month ago
@DaveMoustache That's true, but it's not by Beethoven.
smalin 4 days ago
@smalin I know. I should've specified that I meant Bach.
DaveMoustache 4 days ago
@DaveMoustache But we already had a piece by Bach with a three note motif.
smalin 4 days ago
@smalin Blah! The point I tried to make is that it doesn't take many notes to make a recognizable melody. The Toccata is one of the most famous "few-note" examples. So is Beethovens Fifth.
DaveMoustache 3 days ago
@smalin so Bach is 33% better? :)
ez45 3 weeks ago
i totally played the violin for this, years and years ago. amazing piece!!!
Ryano526 1 month ago
Holy shit that was fast.
somanyusernames1 1 month ago
Wow, such great basslines!
TerrorizerGrindspeed 2 months ago
I just see comments in a language that belongs to a country without a soul , this music is for the Human spirit not for the sons of Hippocrates. If you can not make a statement out of your mediocracy please restrain from making any. Bach is for everybody with a soul, not for the trivial .
gatan29 2 months ago
I hate watching the screen like this.. it just reminds me of piano keys being pressed.. Not visualising the music.. I like pictures better, like the song though
aahatch 2 months ago
@aahatch Then you've come to the wrong YouTube channel.
smalin 2 months ago
@aahatch Easy: ...DONT!
bullgrim 1 month ago
I'd be nice if it was SLOWER......?
caitlynw24 2 months ago
@caitlynw24 Noooooooooooooooooooooo :(
becefalus 1 month ago
I'm a BASS I played this song before...
DaughterofGod2011 2 months ago
My favorite of the Branderburg concertos.
Amarelaoo1 2 months ago
it's like a gregorian chant
deathzone12 3 months ago
brilliant, naturally. but, is there any like this but with better quality recordings/performances?
rashedly 3 months ago
HOW CAN A HUMAN BEING PRODUCE SUCH MASTERPIECE!?!? INCREDIBLEEEEEEEEE
Amarelaoo1 3 months ago
how do you create this kind of music?????
mathsquadforlife 3 months ago
One year ago, this was my favorite piece of Baroque music. One year later, I still remember every last beat of it.
SparenofIria 4 months ago
im a 2nd violin :)
themilapy 4 months ago
i play this at my school but this is way to complicated!
themilapy 4 months ago
Bach is a god.
AhamBrahman 4 months ago
@AhamBrahman If i believed in one, it would be him.
utrvg4 3 months ago
@utrvg4 Bach believed his music was divinely channeled.Regardless of whether or not you believe in a judeo-christian god of judgement (which is just a projection of mass human insecurities),Bach's music evokes feelings both mystical and transcendental. Bach takes me out of myself by overwhelming my entire being with pure beauty.Goethe said that Bach's music "is eternal harmony in dialogue with itself."Like nature, Bach's music loops in on itself to perpetuate itself. In that sense, it is godly.
AhamBrahman 3 months ago
Why is there no 3rd viola in the recording?
91bobtest 4 months ago
this is great i love this one and i like the version that Walter Carlos did in the 1960s
neogeo53 5 months ago
i played this at blue lake!!!!
DaughterofGod2011 5 months ago
You still owe me the Sinfonia from the second Partita by Bach. The high-speed fugue would look really nice. The g-minor fugue BWV542 is also a great possibility. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G videos.
Stukov16 6 months ago
@Stukov16 Sorry, I see the BWV542 fugue is already on the list.
Stukov16 6 months ago
@Stukov16 Anxiety's over. I could run a MIDI of the second Partita through the great MAM. Still, what a great piece to animate.
Stukov16 6 months ago
Too fast!
Lytton333 6 months ago
Up the smalin from Brazil! Excelent! Thank's!
1935tda2 6 months ago
i like this verision. it has more power than gerard schwartz version. not that gerard is bad.
MarcSylex 6 months ago
Bach was an awesome genius. Best comp ever with Mozart. ♥
ShiinYu69 6 months ago
FL Studios piano roll!
MrGuitguy 6 months ago
THAT WAS INCREDIBLE!!! DO THEY HAVE ANY FOR MOZART???
I would pay good money to go to a concert in which this sort of pixelated visualization is generated and displayed live...
alex79818 6 months ago
@alex79818 In the future, you will be able to.
smalin 6 months ago
@smalin The St. Louis symphony plays in a converted movie theater (from the golden ages). They still have the screen. It would be great to lower it a few feet and project this above the symphony!
i002492 4 months ago
@i002492 That'd be way cool. I'd love to go to a concert where the music is displayed like this.
BlanFan2O 3 months ago
@smalin so...in how many years we will be able to go to a concert in which this visualization is displayed live?
waffensspopn 1 month ago
@waffensspopn Next year, if things go as planned.
smalin 1 month ago
0:00 to 5:33 is exhilarating
yamaha6nylon 6 months ago
Thumbs up if this reminds you of Death Note
Haonyth 7 months ago
@Haonyth It reminds me of the time Light ate a potato chip.
HerlockSholmes123 6 months ago
ahh i love this music, :] its so relaxing i could listen to it all day
it reminds me of a late 1700s ball, were the women are wearing big colorful dresses with panniers :D
and the men are wearing tailored waistcoat and stockings :D
LiveOnQueen 7 months ago
how do you visualize music? this is great.
djezzarpasha 7 months ago
@djezzarpasha You can get some idea from the "Is there a way..." item in the FAQ, and from my web site.
smalin 7 months ago
Nice tempo! I love this!
123hoangkhoi 7 months ago
This has to be one of my favorite pieces of music. I especially like the part around 4:03-4:53 - the whole build up of each part is pure musical genius. I enjoy the "visual Music Machine" it helps me to "hear" the music better as it makes each part come alive.
careykaren 7 months ago
I'm in no way a music guru... but 3:44 -3:55 is the most amazing sound ever!
Bertoffski86 7 months ago
Ahh, I played this in sixth grade with the Chamber orchestra at my school:D
imafluffydinosaur 7 months ago
So why is everybody saying no school can play it this fast? It's really not that fast at all. My orchestra did it in high school and it sounded just fine. Yes, it could sound better slower, but it's not as fun for the performers. It wasn't 100 percent perfect, but I LOVED playing this piece at this speed. When the song ended and the audience was clapping, and I realized that I really played at that tempo, it gave me the most accomplished feeling in the world. I was absolutely thrilled.
ArdentNight 8 months ago
The orchestra I played in 8th grade tried and failed to play this because we wanted to go at this speed, but nobody had the skill required.
AlaskaAce1996 8 months ago
i love the parts like 0:38-0:41
Kolyamatic 8 months ago
If you want the notes to the Violin part....pfft I got 'em XD
chunkychunkyfood 8 months ago
woah, this is fast haha
jacobthesexybitch66 8 months ago
we play this EVERY FREAKING YEAR. so im kinda sick of it... but it is a good song no doubt about it :)
joongiefan 9 months ago
@joongiefan This is not a song, nobody is singing.
Jp221292 8 months ago
@Jp221292 hahahaha!!!! my piano always tells me that!!! oopsie daisies... >////<
joongiefan 8 months ago
@Jp221292 So I'm guessing this would be called a "Piece of music"?
MrTechnoAlex 8 months ago
This performance seems to be at a normal rate of speed; it is comparable to the famous performance by Wendy Carlos on "Switched-on Bach", for example.
quadibloc 9 months ago
This is NOT human, speechless.... and no, this is not "too fast", this is "too perfect"
standaman3000 9 months ago
:40, hey look its a rainbow!!!
TheLastAbacus 9 months ago
I actually like this one so fast.
Surtak 9 months ago
The tempo is to fast...
Sandraeli1 9 months ago
@14oreos meh, it could have been worse. plus, we were also really focused on Perseus, so when we got that piece, it was gonna be a miracle if we got to the end. It was decent, though, so i can't say much more on the matter.
cutensweetpie13 10 months ago
@14oreos I'm sure it can be played fast and sound good, but with everything that was happening and such, playing it that fast would have caused a train wreck. but that's just me. I'm positive that if we had more time, and if people would actually practice, then things would have been better.
cutensweetpie13 10 months ago
I dunno what it is, but I really like the colours that you used for this one!
They seem much more "sophisticated" than the colours in your other videos
kibirocks 10 months ago
Hi smalin, I'm the person who uploaded most of the Advent Chamber Orchestra recordings to the Wikimedia Commons. I've just uploaded a complete version of the 3rd movement of this concerto to the Commons, to replace the previous file there, which only contained half of the movement. You can find me on Wikipedia and the Commons by looking up "Graham87" on Google. I'm totally blind so I can't enjoy the animations that you create, but I can appreciate how much time it takes to make them!
grahamWP87 10 months ago
Nice visualization!
discotheminecrafter 10 months ago
Bach was frenetic! he would be happy to know any interpretation I am sure!
Farangorang 10 months ago
There is a note that sounds HORRIBLE! at 4:35!
someone messed up in the recording!
senormartus 11 months ago
@senormartus It's supposed to sound like that...
Crazy0o0scopE 10 months ago
My class' Orchestra did it this fast..
mobawk 11 months ago
Definitely the oldest musical piece within my YT favourites. But it's fcking worth it! I should add this to favs earlier!
"Without music, life would be a mistake." - Friedrich Nietzsche
FromAlienWithLove 11 months ago
Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...
tomaselvis 11 months ago
switched 6n bach is better
KRandMJ 11 months ago
Ahh! How can I describe it!? Oh that's right
PERFECT!!
stargirlsusan 11 months ago
The fastest tempo I've ever heard this played, and everything is necessarily so staccato. Still, better too fast than too slow, it does need to be lively.
boomaga 11 months ago
My middle school played this! I was in the orchestra! It's just our version was abridged, so we didn't have the solos or the basses...
llfishlover 1 year ago
I think this is played at perfect speed here. It captures that internal energy you can feel in this piece!
Plus, I think I may have just seen the face of God...
Juliusthebastard 1 year ago
it feels too rushed.
GaspardLover4ever 1 year ago
I like better following the real notation of this work from Baff (?)
Sylvain894 1 year ago
what horrible interpretation.
Reptile61 1 year ago
We're suppose to be playing this for a concert in a few weeks, and something tells me that even at a high skill level, a high school orchestra could never play this fast.
cutensweetpie13 1 year ago
@cutensweetpie13 There's no need to play it this fast.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin There is, actually. Playing it slow makes it sound monotone. But playing it this fast is the proper way. Trust me, I read the sheet music, and the tempo is Allegro Vivace for the most part, meaning at least 144 BPM.
345bomberman 8 months ago
@345bomberman I too read music. Bach did not indicate a tempo for this movement (see the manuscript via the link in my FAQ). I have heard and participated in many performances of this piece. I do not distrust you, but I think you're wrong; the most satisfying performances have been slower than this. With the proper accents, articulation and phrasing, you can get all the energy you need but still have the clarity of a slower tempo.
smalin 8 months ago
@cutensweetpie13 This isn't true. I've seen it happen before, technically.
greenday61892 1 year ago
@cutensweetpie13 only if that is a fail high school.... This piece isn't jack squat compared to the songs we are playing.
xzan12 11 months ago
@cutensweetpie13 only if it is a fail high school... granted it is going too fast for this song, it isn't as hard as some of the stuff we are playing.
xzan12 11 months ago
@cutensweetpie13 rly? our ensemble orchestra in middle school played this for Heritage festivals and we got 2nd place
ryan44544 9 months ago
@cutensweetpie13 But these concertos were not intended for a high school amateurs. They were originally written for, or at least played by, the musicians at the court of Prince Leopold, where Bach was capellmeister from 1717-1723. These musicians were highly skilled professionals.
This tempo (about 112 BPM, a slow allegro moderato) sounds fine to my ears, though I've heard it played much faster. The rate of change of harmony, not the skill of the players, determines the IDEAL tempo.
wcbroccoli 8 months ago
I don't think it's too fast.
I think it's perfectly paced to be energetic and enjoyable even if not 'perfect' according to some stuffy know it all and the many 'band wagoneers' who wouldn't know an allegro from a waltz from a fugue.
Everybody's a critic, eh?
tantoedge 1 year ago
Man does the director need to get home early? It is way to fast.
amdg3x7 1 year ago
nice visualization...i agree though this is just a little bit too fast and rushed for my taste
0Pontifex0Maximus0 1 year ago
I am currently playing this with my orchestra and it is a true pleasure to play.
jliverstone 1 year ago
I have to agree with other posters. Granted, allegro is supposed to be a little faster than andante, but this is being played at nearly break-neck speed. I can "hear" music and phrasing without a metronome. I "hear" this as feeling rushed. Technically well played, but just a little too fast.
kegginstructure 1 year ago
@kegginstructure I agree, too.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin A great recording of the Brandenburgs that is even faster than this is the Koln/Goebel recording. I think you should listen to it, it may change your mind about Breakneck Bach.
majorhuman 9 months ago
@majorhuman Oh, I didn't mean to suggest that I thought this tempo was unworkable. I think that if you play lightly and with sufficient agility, it's possible to play it much faster. I just meant that it would have sounded better for this group if they'd used a tempo that was more comfortable for them.
smalin 9 months ago
@kegginstructure Doesn't sound at all rushed to me. (There are even faster performances.) I think what one prefers is a matter of what one is accustomed to: the lethargic, anachronistic, congenial but clueless "Late Romantic" Bach or the HIP Bach. Like the Pachelbel "Canon" for 3 violins and continuo that is typically played in modern arrangements so slowly, romantically and anachronistically that it's barely recognizable at a 17th c. work.
wcbroccoli 9 months ago
I don't think its out of tune, it might be the baroque tuning!
ouinonyes 1 year ago
slightly out of tune, maybe??? idk. but it's still fabulous.
astrogirl1231 1 year ago
Thumbs up if anybody remembers hearing this totally out of context in The Sky May Be for the computer game Doom.
Lokisonofthor 1 year ago
a little bit fast, at least for me.
DMHR100 1 year ago
Isn't there a slower version than this? If so, can anyone provide me with the link?
Thanx.
MrCUNTYBALLS 1 year ago
Were playing this song in orchestra, and i simply hate it. Bach composed all the boreing stuff, not that he knew at the time what he'd caused, so I dont hate him directly but he was on sum serious crack or something composing this cuz this is all over the place and the fingering is wild!
rowan729 1 year ago
@rowan729 Why don't you resign from orchestra and give another student who can appreciate music of this calibur a shot at playing.
g00dz 1 year ago
@rowan729 lol, and this what people thought when he was alive, which is why this piece was not played during his lifetime, they counldt figure out how to play it, and therefore he never saw a peny of this work.
This is one of the most beautiful things a person can experience, if they can understand it, is music at its richest point
stargirlsusan 1 year ago
@rowan729
Bach is the greatest musical genius ever. Hands down. Boring? That is definitely not what Bach is. Bach's music is breathtaking, exhilarating, riveting, mind-blowing, godly. I feel divine just listening to it.
AhamBrahman 8 months ago
The Baroque was the very pinnacle of human achievement. It's been a downward spiral ever since.
Purplecatsoup30 1 year ago
@Purplecatsoup30 The pinnacle of human achievement in writing Baroque music, maybe. But hardly the pinnacle in other areas.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin
Yes i agree. In visual arts i personally worship the realists..
mediatapwater 1 year ago
@Purplecatsoup30 lol i think so too
stargirlsusan 1 year ago
@Purplecatsoup30
*In Purplecatsoup's OPINION, the Baroque is the very pinnacle of human achievement.
There is nothing inherently more valuable about Baroque music. In fact, there is much modern music that is complex in ways that Baroque music was not. Music and it's evolution is all relative. A better statement is, "Baroque music is MY favorite kind of music."
AEFic 1 year ago
@Purplecatsoup30
With my birth, human achievement has been back on the ascent. Just ask my mom!
breastplates 1 year ago
@Purplecatsoup30 That would have been man putting a foot on the moon sorry but I do not agree.
MrAgnost 1 year ago
bach is one of my favorites!
but i got a question: do you have any johann pachelbel? because it seems that all i could find in the internet is his canon in d... not that i don't like it.... but if you alway listen to this you couldn't get a clear view of his style of music...
ganjaneb 1 year ago
こういう演奏で弾いてみたい！
mizuru1026 1 year ago
I love bach.I think Bach taked revelation from heaven and composed it.
classicbach1 1 year ago
We're playing this in Orchestra!!
Courtneyissocoollike 1 year ago
I love the visualization of the music. You can see the parts splitting up and rejoining. It's almost like following the conductor's score.
jdcunnington 1 year ago
molto bello
FedericoVoll 1 year ago
this is my favoriite out of all the Brandenburg Concertos!!! xD
analovesyounot 1 year ago
never thought i'd say this but wow!!...I'm glad i searched for this cus like...i was buggin the ppl that listened to this....but now i kno why...it hepls me concentrate on my work!!!
DaSkillz24 1 year ago
@DaSkillz24 I can't study to most baroque. It's much too busy. I keep trying to pick a part out and follow it through the song, and that's too distracting. I have to tune it out to get anything done.
jdcunnington 1 year ago
Love it ;D
pellicanification 1 year ago
This is awesome--one of my all-time favorites!:)
tpocain 1 year ago
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many9662 1 year ago
was this supposed to be for a dance?
dilaudud 1 year ago
@dilaudud No.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin i asked because his borree (sp) is for a dance and it's about this tempo.
dilaudud 1 year ago
@dilaudud chamber?? i though dance because of the similarities in tempo to bachs bourree
dilaudud 1 year ago
@dilaudud This is much too fast for dance. If people tried dancing to this, they might trip over themselves at this speed.
8jwong14 1 year ago
La música es perfecta. y por tanto, hermosa.
MrAntares71 1 year ago
ah were playin this in violin!!!!!
supergirlal 1 year ago
Okay so I'm new to this whole baroque music thing so this may come out as a dumb question. Where is the second movement to this?
Iwazaru674 1 year ago
@Iwazaru674 Bach didn't write a second movement; he just indicated that the harpsichord player should improvise something (and wrote the two chords the improvisation should end on, for the rest of the group to join in playing).
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin Oh! Hehe, cool then. That's pretty interesting, would be cool to see what people have done with that! Thanks for the reply!
Iwazaru674 1 year ago
@Iwazaru674 You should check out Wendy Carlos's version of this, done on the Switched On Bach album. It's not Baroque, but it's pretty good.
smalin 1 year ago
@Iwazaru674 after the first hahaha
spongbobkilla117 1 year ago
This is amazing! I love this song and now i like it even more. I even played it in an orchestra.
11196Alex 1 year ago
This is amazing! I love this song and now i like it even more. I even played it in an orchestra.
11196Alex 1 year ago
Thanks for this upload. This is one of my favourites themes ever
RajamBop 1 year ago
His use of counterpoint was so profound and sophisticated that when put into a visualizer you can see the different parts have different intentions and paths, yet they harmonically contribute to a beautiful masterpiece. Teamwork at its finest.
josiah566 1 year ago
MUY LINDO!!!!!!!!!!!
ameganon1947 1 year ago
I just learned this song on my cello woohoo!
baassmasta 1 year ago
If I HAD to guess (and this is only a guess) , I'd say that he first composed/played it on an organ, as that would enable him to hear the other parts when, and as, he chose.
1ExtraChrispy1 1 year ago
So I'm assuming Bach could think at least four separate thought processes at once and act upon each one septate of one another from his body. (I've never really heard Bachs music before this :P. I didn't know what I was missing lol.
Warcrftaddict 1 year ago
So I'm assuming Bach could think at least six separate thought processes at once and act upon each one septate of one another from his body. (I've never really heard Bachs music before this :P. I didn't know what I was missing lol.
Warcrftaddict 1 year ago
Fantastic I love this very much! What a piece of work it must have been for you! i have also used it for some pupils to show en hear. They haf a lot of fun with it!
Where can I find more and info about You=
thanks
LeonardWB 1 year ago
@LeonardWB On my web site, of course.
smalin 1 year ago
Please, stop with that foolish comments...only space and human stupidity are endless.
cdejan71 1 year ago
@cdejan71 Space isn't endless. ;)
However, since I'm going to put my main comment in here as well...
This is a stupendous song. I wish that people of Bach's character continued to play this well.
CharacterLimit 1 year ago
Mdr my not spick english and not understand english donc chu pas englais et c du classi que sa tellement que sa endort se truc
!!!!!!!!!!! xD
em meme temps c'est fait pour de la par du chapiens mika
TheLesgtdu13 1 year ago
Is this guy the singer of Skidrow??!!
oommggdude 1 year ago
an 8-bit arrangement of the brandenburg concertos would make my life
MagicDolphinGO 1 year ago
woah, if u look at the moving score for the whole time... as soon as it ends and u look at something else, everything looks like it's moving to the right!!! :D
2241Jonathan 1 year ago
MADNESS Absolute MADNESS... Beautiful madness
freeadplanet 1 year ago
I LOVE this song!! Bach FTW!!! <3
Staronestick 1 year ago
Excellent work, mr. M! Love your work.
Do you take requests? :)
I'm really curious how the "Prelude from Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 in G major" would look like.
bminoiu 1 year ago
3.21 - 3.31 ....... Pure ****ing class !!!!!!!!! This people is how to modulate! When Bach wants to go somewhere musically, he will take you the longer way round to get back to the root key! Emotionally good !!!!!!!!!
Cuneglasus 1 year ago
Very nice!
Steve98052 1 year ago
it is a bit too fast by my opinion - i know slower version of this composing
vbalko 1 year ago
This piece is pure win.
Juliusthebastard 1 year ago
do not like this, but the program that you found or you did love me it's great
heimdallist 1 year ago
I listen to this while I work, I adore your animations, the music is flawlessly performed, what more could I ask for?
GoneFantods 1 year ago